How to Remove Rust using a Kitchen Pot • 4K

AMZN: abrasive stones: goo.gl/aq2xmf
hi in thsi video i am going to show you how i solve the problem of the rust that is covering 2000 screws.
i took a kitchen pot very heavy drilled 3 holes, mount 3 springs that act as a soft base for a donut shape cake container,
i qill fill this container uscing abrasive quarz stones.
you can also use other materials.. like sand.. or other metal parts.
this manchine can be used not only for rust removal but also to finish polish 3d printed parts such as Wood PLA, CarbonFiber PLA. TPU, PETG, or PLA, ABS. or other Types: like PLA Filament,or Silky PLA Filament, Wood PLA Filament, or Carbon Fiber PLA Filament, or Flexible TPU Filament, or PETG Filament
just trow them in the machine e let them sit for 45 minutes..
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[@BerudPL]

i really like that you show errors and trial around them, cheers

[@zaprodk]

But he didn't show how to attach the lead weight onto the motor shaft, and he didn't tell us that he needed to make the lead weight on the motor smaller because the motor was about to burn out.

[@BerudPL]

its not detailed tutorial , its inspiration you should use your own idea to realize project @@zaprodk

[@duck7496]

This is so friggen cool I'm gonna save for later to make it'll save so much time/effort off of sanding Also wow Rulof's English is getting better every video

[@sinformant]

I've seen one made with an electric random orbital sander.

[@mrgcav]

The aluminum bowl will wear though quickly. A thick nylon Bowl is quieter and last longer.

[@dscrive]

You might be able to get more views by putting "DIY vibrating polisher" somewhere, either in the title or in the description. And I'm kicking myself for never having looked at bundt pan and thought "that looks a lot like the bowl on a vibrating polisher" haha. I'm absolutely loving your videos! may your subscriber and view count continue growing!

[@davidfrank2824]

A great video. I cannot believe years ago somebody gave me one of these and I really had no need for one. At that time until just now I believe the only purpose was for what my friend bought it for was to clean bullet cases to reload. He knows that my wife and myself are into firearms and thought we would get used out of it since he never did. All I did was re-gift it to someone else. If I knew that I could throw rusty bolts into it I definitely would have kept it. Thank you so much for sharing your video.

[@TerryRGraham]

You need to put an amp probe on the common wire of the motor and keep drilling the weight until the amps are under the rated amps for the motor or remove some of the stone until under rated amps or both.

[@chabat124]

Your hair at the end is great. Thanks for this content you made. I like your informal style and I appreciate that you edited it to not make it too long. Also, thank you for not putting music to the video. DIY videos are all about the learning, not about stupid music.

[@mdsign001]

Took me 2 years but I finally made one! I used a motor from a tabletop fan (very silent, can run for a long time)

[@terencem9962]

If this machine can effectively get rid of my rimples then i must certainly build one!! Excellent video, thanks very much

[@mikegiroux4612]

👍 suggestions= modern brushless motors from automotive cooling fans/ computers etc = quieter & more energy efficient, mounted below vs above( for safety), also for safety, use rubber grommets in holes drilled for wire routing. 👌 keep up good work.

[@curiouslyt2123]

WOW, I loved watching this, that’s so cool. I wish I hadn’t thrown out the 5o buried bolts and nuts I found in the yard. They would have been perfect to try this experimental project on.

[@johanneshainer3460]

Great build! And a very good Idea! Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@Chip1189]

I work in a factory that makes springs and we have multiple machines that do the something this does we use them to clean burs an sharp edges off the parts

[@JohnGreenwoodPhotography]

Wow, that was the most effective horizontal vibrator I've seen on here. It not only removes the rust but does a great job of polishing too. I am tempted to make one now. Thank you.

[@leedress2187]

I think sand will work in that container too you might get an even smoother finish. . very cool idea.

[@RimWulf]

You can use bullet brass media (corn husk fiber, walnut shell, peanut shell, stainless steel shavings, all have different degrees of polishing.)

[@f.avilla6383]

Thanks for the video... you mentioned you have cats....i read somewhere that people were using cat litter as the media (instead of stone) and it worked very well for polishing.

[@griffspeed]

Im going to try using an old Orbital sander with an idea i have for making one of these... Great video mate.. Thanks..

[@mikeshobbiesandrandomstuff]

A piezo tweeter speaker at 60hz works really well too. It's what is used in a Sonic cleaner

[@dantheman1337]

Can I just glue the container to a speaker cone and play some Barry white?

[@randywl8925]

​@@dantheman1337 Your comment I see is 3 years old. That part, if you played Barry White is about 1/2 way clean. Playing Styx would only take 3 hours. 🤣

[@RolaDsigns]

really useful , just did mine and yes is noisy but the results are worth it

[@dogpatch8266]

nice to have a FULL red bull fridge in the shop !

[@1987tomtomtom1987]

You should try building a barrel tumbler too, should achieve the same result with much less noise!

[@lenkagamine9092]

I would love to make this but on a slightly bigger scale do you think that would be possible? like with a 5 gallon pail ?

[@Chlorate299]

A homemade vibro-polisher, cool!

[@guestuser2373]

A beautiful invention

[@CerealKiller.]

sneaky way of making iron oxide for thermite haha

[@thaton3guy100]

Not really

[@CerealKiller.]

@@thaton3guy100 It does come with a lot of contaminates

[@thaton3guy100]

@@CerealKiller. it's easier to make rust with electrolysis

[@i.i.iiii.i.i]

@@thaton3guy100 He didn't say easy, he said sneaky :P

[@VIDEOEPPO]

fantastic idea...

[@MrKclo42112]

walnut shells are a good vibratory medium also.and aluminum oxide pellets with soapy water will clean anything you put in there

[@Dave995544]

You can just use vinegar and / or WD-40 which cleans off the rust pretty well. Leave the stuff in vinegar for a few hours or just scrub it with WD-40. Might need both for extreme cases. I've repaired an entire toolbox full of rusty tools some time ago this way. With WD-40 treatment the box still smells nice and it also protects from future rusting.

[@SeeTheWholeTruth]

This is good.. Vinegar is lazy but just as good.

[@adambamf9365]

quality invention as normal this one should be patent

[@glenngriffon8032]

You would have better results using a motor designed for unbalanced weights. As a lot of commentators have said, you'll kill that motor fast and it will need to be replaced. Replacing it will add to the budget of the machine so in the long term it'd be cheaper to spend a little money getting a motor designed for handling a heavy/unbalanced weight. it might also be beneficial to mount the motor differently so that the rotor is facing down instead of up.

[@Nevir202]

Glenn Griffon what “budget?” It was built using a junk blender. If it’s ruined, he just needs another junk motor.

[@H-.15]

One of the best you've made

[@c7261]

Awesome work as always Rulof - you're inspirational :)

[@VRChat_Degen]

Holy shit good work!

[@DMonZ1988]

I'm definitely gonna make this one Rulof! Thank you very much and happy Christmas!

[@EJ3.16]

Thank you for the tutorial excellent,, like It very much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@twicebittenthasme5545]

I don't understand why the first pot was used. Couldn't a board of suitable size be utilized as the mount? Other than that, pretty cool video. Thanks for sharing.

[@gazvlogs7459]

omg! the production quality! :O

[@sarpijk]

Hi man, you are a genius! I really enjoy every video!

[@shadetreeforge]

you can also use ground up walnot shell, or steel BB's in place of stones

[@amir.victor]

you should add a fan for cool down the motor. industrial devices has one.

[@Zigfryed]

That is very cool! One of your coolest videos IMO, thanks for that Rulof!

[@dkolko]

Thanks and I like the cooler full of Red Bull. I hope they pay you for placement.

[@richardallen5488]

Thanks Dude ! Love your work .

[@alext9067]

This is an excellent channel.

[@guestuser2373]

I wonder which is more effective, this, or a rock polishe, and would it work better or worse with water?

[@cyberlaurent2101]

Bravo !

[@HesintheTaNaK]

I will be making one ASAP THANKS!

[@winartopratama1666]

Great Rulof

[@creativemonkey2606]

Great idea. Like your way to demonstrate.

[@niklnikl1]

Great work Rulof. You have inspired me to make one for myself. By the way, what abrasive media are you using with the 3d printed plastic parts?

[@brotschuh]

Wouldn t it be more efficent to put the screws in vinegar over night?

[@DanielBulyovcsity]

handtool rescue uses baking powder, water and DC charger. That one i feel much more simple to build. I mean you don't have to build anything and not noisy. However the surface won't be smooth. Rust is not an even cover on the metal and if you remove it the surface remains bumpy.

[@Alby_Torino]

@brotschuh. nope, vinegar works on minor rust. Maybe more efficient is electrolysis

[@brotschuh]

...or toilet cleaner (acid) 👍

[@darrenrenton3842]

Sorry mate luv your vids. But why would you not use use a bath of soda ash and water with a 12vlt power supply to remove rust ?

[@robc5639]

WHAT A LEGION YOU ARE RULOF MANY CHEERS

[@bigmrfnB]

Love your vids Rulof keep it up

[@Avengerie]

Can you devise a homemade ultrasound cleaning bath? Seems similar in design.

[@randywl8925]

What electric motor do i need to clean my V8 engine block? 😁 Seriously tho, neat project. Im wondering if a coat of bed coating such as Rino Liner on the outside of the aluminum pan would reduce the noise.

[@mauriciocampos9082]

el silicón alrededor del motor va a ser el que va a amortiguar la mayoría de las vibraciones del motor

[@mdsign001]

Great video again, MacGyver has nothing on you!

[@lsudan2670]

dis guy is crazy #awesom 🙌😎

[@hyqhyp]

Can I see before and after of 3D printed part? Thanks!

[@rajukhokhani6221]

Pl infm name of pink stone and where available ?

[@Reels.n.wheels]

about time something useful

[@ChiralSymmetry]

Maybe mention de-burring the holes for the wires? Wouldn't want a vibrating burr to cut into the wires and create a short circuit.

[@viralvideo171]

Your videos are so awesome

[@saintjimmy2244]

mate that was amazing.

[@hhiimmddoo]

Great video man

[@salaseivastajat]

I've heard that kitty litter sand works fine as a medium

[@fr.mcgreer8349]

At last, an Itchi Ban Moto reference :)

[@TheOneAndOnlySame]

4:57 Delicious forbidden cotton candy

[@jesusibarra1098]

Your awsome dude keep up the good work i know thats not much frome one fan but they're are probably more good luck

[@esmaelsanjeri710]

thanks from IASBS University

[@jmelb4650]

If you add some soapy water it works extra well

[@russellstone9056]

Vinegar! Works great. No power required. Cheap.

[@newdogatplay]

It wont smooth stuff out therust yes it would work 4 removing it ,but he also said he could0 use for his 3d proje ts to smooth out the peices,,,

[@jjsmart]

I like it might try it some day

[@sinformant]

Adding a little soapy water helps as well

[@theaussienurseflipper.8113]

Nice mate, but look a bit unsafe. Keep up the good work

[@phxtonash]

Hi I watch and enjoy all of your videos. You have a good brain. I was wondering if vinegar would have just took all the rust off. I recently used vinegar to take all the rust off a cast iron pot. I was filming this to make a video of it but my phone broke the one with the footage on it.

[@phxtonash]

Don't get me wrong I like your machine a lot and it has more uses than just removing rust. Thumbs up

[@MK05-]

Love your videos

[@marshmelo4832]

hey rulof, can you give some insight on what stones are good as abrasive stones? i cant find your stones here in austria

[@StarsWithScars]

Thank you!

[@jgonzz10028]

Just add some sun glasses and you'll win any Johnny Bravo look-alike contest..

[@erik61801]

if it was water proof and you added some water with a little detergent you can get a very fine surface finish.

[@101bennyc]

I love videos, thanks for sharing 👍

[@PunkkaRacingTeam]

Id do a bigger one, easier to find a suitable motor and you can clea ie. car parts in it, how citrus/sulfur acid would work by using this method?

[@Lostpanda123]

Really cool!

[@cblackmail]

Where did you get that media? Can you put up a link? Thanks

[@varanb4939]

very nice!

[@PeterFletcherDNADeliverer]

Can you imagine his wife getting home, bet when she goes in the kitchen she looses her chit lol "where the fk is my pans and food mixer, that's it I've had it, ive been on my feet all day I'm going to use the the foot massager" lol

[@Bigger_smaller_Bro]

This is awesome!!!!!!

[@hightcd]

haha Rudy, rudy ,rudy ,rudy!!

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Cool, thanks.

[@powermate]

Thats was a funny video. Laughed my ass off.

[@vladislavovi44]

Love you mate ❤️

[@cia9315]

I would suggest you use water instead of oil when drilling holes in stainless steel

[@emifsudster]

The best lubricant for stainless steel drilling is tallow, the fat you get from rendering (heating) beef, it lubricates keeps the drill cool. Lard also works (the fat from heating pork meat).

[@remi009340]

Snowplow blade bolts!

[@Richard-mz7qu]

As always, I like what is in your mind! Thank you for sharing! On a different note, I must say, you have very healthy hair on your head.

[@davidnovansky7295]

Hello Rudolf Maker , i Remember when your made some DIY Airsoft guns , Can you make new version of sniper version ? I like idea using bike pump and old fire-extinguishing tank

[@Dropler8]

wow that looks awsome :P man now i want to build one of my own :D

[@m93sek]

would use even less eccentricity, so the frequency is higher and the strain on the motor isn't as high

[@3DLL.]

aluminium foil to get rust off or use a sand blaster